For the proper stimuli is necessary. Unless there could be
the arousing of sufficient energies for the body mentally
to desire to resist, as we find, little may be accomplished.
For there must be in the mental, as well as in the physical
forces, sufficient desire for help and to make the effort
toward same. We find only those may aid who may be able to
arouse some stimuli for a desire, for a purposefulness. So
it is passed rather from medical aid to that rather in the
mental and suggestive sense. These may be aroused by those
who are the closer to the body, even if it is for
resentments, yet these will only prolong, unless there is
the desire for physical aid.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Who would be the best person to help her in arousing
the desire?
(A) Anyone who is the closer to the body in the body's real
physical affection.
(Q) Is there anything that may be done for relief in the
present?
(A) Not unless there can be aroused the desire for
prolongation or for health.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Son
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BACKGROUND
4/05/44 See
4029-1 for asthma.
7/27/44 Son came for ck. rdg. for her saying, "We were never
able to make the trip to Arizona. Soon after the reading
she was put in an oxygen tent and pumped full of medicines
for a long time. Now she has gotten much worse and, as the
reading predicted, her mind is affected.
"Is there anything that may be done for relief? Who would
be the best person to help her?"
REPORTS
1/01/49 GD's note: Mrs. [
4029] must have found the desire
to get better, because I just heard that she had remarried,
had lived for some time in Arizona and was visiting in Calif.
9/12/60 GD's note: I heard that Mrs. [
4029] is still living
and has resolved her problems to a great extent. She has
spent some time in Arizona. Her son (an only child) has been
very close to her all these years, though he has married and
has given his mother grandchildren, which no doubt also
helped her mental attitude toward life.
5/10/67 Mrs. [
4029] died in her home.
10/23/75 Mrs. [
4029]'s daughter-in-law visited A.R.E. and
said that she and her husband and mother-in-law had followed
the growth of A.R.E. with interest. A friend came with her
to be shown the collection of readings in the A.R.E. Library,
including Mrs. [
4029]'s.



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